Bedouine + Killjoy String Quartet and Steady Holiday gave audiences a warm welcome back to the Ford with good humor (no joy killed) and beautiful songs on the second weekend of its reopening.
L.A. quartet FEELS were a dynamic force at their first show in 16 months, which celebrated the release of a new EP.
The Paranoyds charged up a crowd hungry for live music at the Echo on Thursday night. “They’re going to feed this to me in an IV when I’m old,” bassist Staz Lindes said.
Bush showcased songs from their latest album “The Kingdom,” along with their monster hits from the ’90s, at the Concerts in Your Car series on Saturday night in Ventura.
LP’s weekend drive-in shows at the Grove of Anaheim previewed the release of a new single, “How Low Can You Go,” coming Thursday. She’s performing on TV tonight, too.
Kaskade’s drive-in show Tuesday night at the City National Grove of Anaheim was more than an EDM concert — it proved to be a rhapsody in (Dodger) blue.
Dawes brought big energy to their drive-in concert Friday at the Grove of Anaheim, playing a 19-song set in celebration of their new album “Good Luck With Whatever.”
Fortunate Youth and the Expanders brought their feel-good reggae-inspired sounds to Anaheim this weekend for a concert in the Drive-In OC series.
Alejandro Aranda, performing one set solo and a second with his full Scarypoolparty band, gave fans a high-octane mix of tender and muscular music Friday at his Drive-In OC concert.
Honk if you love Fitz & the Tantrums? That’s what fans did Saturday night at the Los Angeles sextet’s drive-in concert at the Ventura County Fairgrounds.
